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A highly experienced, results-oriented professional who has made a substantial impact on equality, diversity and human rights policy and practice across a number of organisations in the statutory, not for profit and voluntary sectors nationally and internationally. Important attributes include extensive knowledge and understanding of prac

A highly experienced, results-oriented professional who has made a substantial impact on equality, diversity and human rights policy and practice across a number of organisations in the statutory, not for profit and voluntary sectors nationally and internationally. Important attributes include extensive knowledge and understanding of practical health and social care service delivery issues and employment issue.

Monica D. Brown is a Teaching Fellow, Media Specialist, Journalist, Corporate Trainer and writer who was born in Birmingham, UK. The daughter of Windrush generation parents, Iciline and Gersham Brown, she grew up in Warwickshire, UK, Clarendon and Kingston, Jamaica. She is a graduate of: U.W.I., Mona, where she studied Mass Communication,

Monica D. Brown is a Teaching Fellow, Media Specialist, Journalist, Corporate Trainer and writer who was born in Birmingham, UK. The daughter of Windrush generation parents, Iciline and Gersham Brown, she grew up in Warwickshire, UK, Clarendon and Kingston, Jamaica. She is a graduate of: U.W.I., Mona, where she studied Mass Communication, French and Literature, Warwickshire College, University of Warwick and U.C.E./Birmingham City University, ( M.A. Distinction).

In 1984 she received a French government scholarship to study Television Production in Paris. Upon her return to Jamaica she was the first Television Producer/ Director of one of Jamaica’s longest running television  programmes, Hill an’ Gully Ride, which is still on air. Following a full time career in national Radio broadcasting she taught Media production at University and in 2002 received a Distinguished Faculty Award from Northern Caribbean University.

Monica is currently a Teaching Fellow, Communications/ Media Consultant through Monica Brown Training and a freelance journalist.

 Christxpher's interdisciplinary writing practice explores urgent social issues and conditions within, and in relation to, postcolonial institutional frameworks, law and policy.

Through this practice, Christxpher designs local and international forums to engage material from site-specific investigation, archival study, policy analysis and 

 Christxpher's interdisciplinary writing practice explores urgent social issues and conditions within, and in relation to, postcolonial institutional frameworks, law and policy.

Through this practice, Christxpher designs local and international forums to engage material from site-specific investigation, archival study, policy analysis and interview. These forums pursue an innovative approach to curation gathering community representatives, creative practitioners, memory workers and policy researchers.

Christxpher graduated from Goldsmiths, University of London reading Politics, Philosophy and Economics and later completed his Masters at the Centre for Research Architecture. 

 He has authored texts and audio-visual works for publication and exhibition including a chapter for Policy Press titled Burning Work: Field Map.

 Miles Doubleday is a semi-retired self employed software developer. He is also a member of a Black Lives Matter discussion group that has been meeting weekly since July 2020. 

Miles works for W D Legal on a voluntary basis in any way that they find useful. Currently he is helping them improve their website. He believes that his collabor

 Miles Doubleday is a semi-retired self employed software developer. He is also a member of a Black Lives Matter discussion group that has been meeting weekly since July 2020. 

Miles works for W D Legal on a voluntary basis in any way that they find useful. Currently he is helping them improve their website. He believes that his collaboration with W D Legal is, in a small but meaningful way, also working to break down the barriers and silos that arise from living in a racialized society. To this end he highly values the coalition-building work that W D Legal does, through which he has been introduced to, heard from and worked alongside people with a variety of exceptional skills and backgrounds. He has taken part in discussions whose participants have shown a remarkable openness and vulnerability and this has widened his worldview profoundly.